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New Games: Flight Freex, Tile Freex, Run Freex & Star Freex

Four brand new games just dropped! An air traffic controller, a tile matcher, an endless runner, and a star merge puzzle. Here's what to expect.

Four New Games Are Live

We just added four new titles to GAMEFREEX, bringing the total to 36 games. Each one fills a gap we've been wanting to cover. Here's the breakdown.

Flight Freex — Air Traffic Control

Planes appear at the edges of a neon radar screen and you need to guide them to the airport at the center. Drag each plane with your finger or mouse to steer it through clouds, cyclones, and UFOs. You start with 3 lives and lose one every time a plane crashes into something.

This one gets hectic fast. By wave 5, you're managing 4-5 planes simultaneously while dodging obstacles. Collect shields and missiles along the way for some breathing room. It's the kind of game that makes you feel like an actual air traffic controller — except with UFOs.

Tile Freex — Triple Match Puzzle

Tap tiles to collect them into a tray at the bottom. When three matching tiles line up, they disappear. Boards have multiple layers, so you need to think about which tiles to grab first. Power-ups help when you get stuck.

If you've played Triple Match or Tile Master on mobile, you know the format. Our version has cleaner visuals and no pay-to-win mechanics. Pure skill.

Run Freex — Endless Runner

Your character runs automatically. Swipe to jump, slap enemies, and dodge obstacles. Collect power-ups for speed boosts and shields. The further you go, the crazier it gets.

Simple controls — just swipe and tap — but the obstacle combinations get genuinely challenging after the first 500 meters. Great for quick sessions on mobile.

Star Freex — Merge Puzzle

Slide star tiles on a neon grid to merge matching ones. Each merge levels up the star: two Level 1 stars become one Level 2, and so on. Chain combos for big scores.

It's in the 2048 family but with a fresh visual style and more strategic depth. The grid fills up faster than you'd expect, so planning your merges ahead of time is critical.

What's Next?

We have more games in development. If you have a game idea or want to see a specific genre added, hit us up on the contact page.